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To: Dolfan who wrote (13823)	6/17/1998 6:59:00 PM
From: RocketMan	Respond to of 50264

At the current time the major telcos are trying to decide how to best enter the VoIP arena. As we have often said, national telcos that have grown over many decades are weary about major American telcos coming in and stealing their business, which is a source of local revenue and also enhances national security. This gives companies like Digitcom an advantage, in that they can work win-win agreements with the national telcos. Once this is set up, and VoIP becomes mature, I do expect that the major telcos will come in and absorb a large amount of this traffic. So perhaps in 2002 or 2003 I don't think we will be owning Digitcom, but some other major player. But that is a long ways off.